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So Far I Haven't Really Been Prominent Enough To Get Critical Attention Focused On Me. So, Of Course, I Fully Expect Bad Reviews, But I Will Be Wracked With Misery As A Result.

I Have To Say That, Though It Sounds So Superficial, The Accent Really Does Help. I Like Having Accents Preparing For A Part.

You Never In A Million Years Thought That You Would Ever End Up In A Woody Allen Film Even Though That Might Be Your Dream, And There You Are. Suddenly You've Got One. But You're Not Playing The Quintessential Woody Allen Heroine, Which Is Somebody That's Full Of Self-doubt And Heartbreakingly Naïve. Chloe In Match Point Was A Nightmare In Some Ways And Totally Entitled, And Felt Like Everything Was Going To Be All Right. Most Of The Women In Woody Allen Films Feel Like Everything's Awful. I Didn't Understand What To Do. But Some Of The Confusion Is Helpful.

You Are Exposing Yourself All The Time As An Actor. There's The Risk Of Being Thought Of As Bad Or Boring Or Unattractive.

It's Censorship, Really. I Don't See Why It's Not Okay For Somebody Under The Age Of 17 Watch Someone Smoking When They Can Watch Someone Have Their Brains Blown Out? My Son And I Were Watching An Ad On The Television The Other Day. And It Said, "rated R." He Said, "what Does 'rated R' Mean?" I Said, "god, I Don't Know. You Can't Watch It Unless You're Over A Certain Age."